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  • The sins of the father
    The collapse of Miles Smith Miles Smith, with its business specialities of professional liability, construction, professional indemnity and marine hull and machinery, was never a top-flight Lloyd’s broker. Its rather down at heel location just off Old
    01 June 2000
  • Inside Fraud - Insurance plays a secondary role in battle against fraud
    Although corporate fraud is on the increase, insurance often plays little more than a secondary role with most organisations continuing to prefer self insurance or alternative risk transfer.
    01 June 2000
  • James Hunt Dixon - (Revisited Again!)
    The former trustees of James Hunt Dix – David James, Alan Scattergood and Richard Allardyce – are confident that they will defeat any charges for mismanagement of the former Lloyd’s broker James Hunt Dix’s Pension fund. This follows the article in May’s
    01 June 2000
  • Insider Vital Insurance Statistics
    Aegon Price 38.30 P/E 30 Price/NAV 3.67 1 mnth perf -3.3% 3 mnth perf 14.9% Performance at the Dutch insurance giant Aegon still looks solid.When the company reported its full year results overall reported earnings were up by 26 per cent and the in
    01 June 2000
  • Syndicate News
    Chartwell’s 866 in cash call A chance of some finality at last for the names on Chartwell’s Syndicate 866 as the agents announce that the Syndicate will be closed directly into another Lloyd’s syndicate for its 1997 and 1998 years of account. 1997 and
    01 June 2000
  • Inside News
    European reinsurers battered by storms. Eight sum insured losses of over US$1bn in 1999 have contributed to making the results of European reinsurance companies some of the worst ever. The year was notable for having the highest frequency of natural d
    01 June 2000
  • London takes further steps towards integration
    Just as Lloyd’s relinquishes its regulatory reigns over the market’s producers, it jointly proposes a radical shake up of the London market’s business standards with the IUA and LIBC. Although the measures have generated heated debate, the principles b
    01 June 2000
  • Inside Film Finance
    The descent into litigation and recrimination continues and it is AXA who is leading the charge. Much of the last issue of The Insurance Insider was dedicated to the latest batch of victims to fall prey to the madness of investing in films – London co
    01 June 2000
  • EMF - Shocking the market?
    After asbestosis is there a new disaster lurking around the corner? Electromagnetic fields (EMF’s) have been hyped as the cause of a myriad of diseases, from brain tumours to breast cancer, science has not proved conclusively that the persistent use of co
    01 May 2000
  • Low Frequency Radiation - High Frequency Litigation?
    Studies have shown that up to 25% of office staff can be considerably affected by electro magnetic fields that emanate from work-place equipment such as computers to the extent that their working ability is seriously impaired. Of those employees a conside
    01 May 2000
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